Cambodia Deports 24 Thai Nationals for Illegal Entry into Military Sites and Unlawful Employment
Cambodian authorities deported 24 Thai nationals on October 21 for illegally entering military facilities and engaging in unlawful employment. On the same day, Cambodia also facilitated the handover of 82 Cambodian citizens who had illegally crossed the border to Thailand.
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